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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13
How Pelse Divided IT.

John Rycn, millionaire merchant OF Az
lanta, surprised bis two sons recently by pre-
senting them with his store aud stock, valued
at $4,000. Peleg Height, Of Bound Valley,
Mich, read about it, and was so impressed
with the idea that he called his SOL IN out OF
the wheat field and gave him his daily dose
OF OK goad in the middle Of the afternoon, so
that the boy might have the whole evening
10 himself The holy relationship between
father and son is indeed being fostered IN
America -Iidbits.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

New YORK, August i2.-There is but very
little to say about to-day's market, and
the slight advantage which was established
at The opening NAV be attributed more 10
the closing of short contracts than 10 any
new element on the bull side. The old con-
plaint of a narrow market and a want of
outside business still maintains. Either
seems 10 be little inducement at present for
any one to open new account. The mar
kef has drifted away again into a groove
and the lever which is requisite to lift it does
NOT seem to be at hand. We are still in
clined 10 be very cautious, and until the po-
sition gives evidence of more decided ma
ture would prefer TO wait developments.
Prices closed dull and featureless.
Money, per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

Vopor Of camphor and steam is recon-
mcnded by a physician as a valuable remedy
in the treatment of hay fever, with which
distressing malady so many suffer at this
season
The vapor is made 20 come in contact with
the outer surfaces of the face, surrounding
the nose 10y means of paper cone placed
with the narrow end downward m a vessel
containing hot waAr aud a duchm Of
coaf,ey powdered or shredded camphor. u
this j.. continued ten or twenty minutes at "a
time, and repeated three or four times 100 as
many hours, "a cure is usually effected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

"The manner in which things are said
says an acute Frenchman. SIS almost as inn
man that judges YOU by your thought there
are twenty that judge you by the manner 100
which your thought is presented. Not only
should your words be well chosen, but your
bearing should be self possessed and the tone
Of your voice agreeable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

SKELETON in
cardinal red stalked
down the walk
from one Of the
bathing houses at
Coney Island one
day not very long
ago and picked its
waveward W "A y
through the crowd,
evidently intent on
a dip in the surf
A lurking artist
sketched the appa-
ritiOn some mo
ments later when
the waters edge
had been reached,
and its counterfeit
presentmc ont IN
black and white
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New York Markets


The corn market, while active to-day, was
not sO Wild as ON yesterday There have
been scattering rains throughout the corn
belt and tho market was easier ON opening.
May opened at 4Gs and some realizing by
shorts caused advance 10 ~. Buyers. how
ever were not So numerous as on yesterday,
and sold gradually down 90 46, closing tame
at inside figures Wheat very quiet with
light fluctuations and small trade. Close Is
about last nights figures all around. Gables
continue duh and heavy. Provisions quiet
and firm go about last night ngurc-. Re.
ceipts of hogs are only moderate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

Among gifts appropriate for a bride, Har-
per's Bazaar enumerates bonbon spoons, as
paragus spoons, bonbon dishes, tea cad ly
and fiat ladies as fayOrte articles m silver
ware There are also many pretty thing in
cut glass and china An etching, choice cn-
craving, a gauze or feather fam, small bonnet
pins valuable pendant, am enamelel brooch
also represent other customary presents 10 q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

The ancient and famous city Of Damascus,
which was place Of Importance 800 years
D. C., is busy with plans for laying railroad
lines through the streets Street cars In a
city said 20 have been founded by Abraham
would be a startling novelty. The place has
10000 inhabitants-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Presbyterian.

FIRST madison and Grncc streets KEY, u
L. Kerr. pastor: Services sunday schVol, 49,
AN: sermon. II AN. and Pm; wednesday
SPIN; Friday, s:l5 pm.
SECOND Fifth. between Main and Franklin
strectsl-Rcv. Dr. VI. y. HOge. pastor: ser
vices sunday school. . An; sermon, IL AN.
and Bpm: Old Market. pm; Wednesday
pm.
GRACE-sT STREET Fourth and Grace streets
Rev nr 4 IA. Read and Rev Thomas Drew,
nasfors. Services Sunday school. An; ser
mon. II AN. and Pm; Wednesday. : Pm.
THIRD BROAD and Twenty sixth streets
Rev. Dr. X. r. HowisOn, pastor; services
Sunday school. q.D An; sermon, ii AN ana
1sgP.M.: "Wednesday, 40 Pm.
ForRrH 90. West Grace sircetl-key. j; e
An. sermon. II AN. and PM; Wednesday
SPIN.
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4 Yachting Hat.

They were sitting on the piazza
She-What do you consider tho best size
for yachting hati
He-Capsize.
Big brothers pistol, Bangl bang--Buifalo
Express
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WANTS.

WANTED-YOU 1OKNOW nm
VIM. Gibbs .,l 4 . Bro. sell Groceries. f ''
GO hhl Cigar, a specially CGufIn..,.' a'
,ufnishod 20 families at % cont. r.. 'ff
ntesn vegetables always 0n hand n, "H
burioOt is now With us. and putIf IT, '.'
scc amy OF his friends. tii 'D
r,e....., >. r. GIBBS s. BHo
lly2} safff .r
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mcmo>o. v.-ja5 'l#i.,a .0.
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COMFY ISLAND.
NEW Works NEAREST AND FA-
vORlTE SEA SHORE RESORT.

How the People Battle There and How
the Babies Play In the Sand and
Breathe the Fresh Air aud Keep Strong
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Tobacco Markets.

hICHMUNDi "a, august III
There IS nothing Of interest in the tobacco
market to-day. Ten important sales have
been made this week. Receipts are still
liberal, both Of dark and brights. specula-
ton seems slack. Low grades are still most
wanted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

TO TnxpaNer.l

All taxes due the State can be paid in
coupons.
Complete protection and indemnity
guaranteed
License taxes due the State can be paid
in coupons.
Overdue taxes due the State on real
and personal property can be paid in cou-
pOns
by rendering coupons you will save a
large proportion of your tax bill.
The United States Supreme Court by
repeated decisions has held the States
tax-receiyable coupons to be as good ten
der as gold or bank notes.
JAMES p. COOPER,
81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

NTANrED-AT i23 BROOK Alr
w NUE. an kinds of paper .t-
bottles. ctc. y. WILLIAMS
nr.....
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HOl WANTED.-At the Tm. M.
- ~ho cm -et type. t.....
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

F BROAD STREET Broad and Tenth streets
/ Hcy. $. S. Lambeth, pastor. Services sunday
PRAYER meeting. % aims sunday school $3.50
a.ul., sermon d d.m. aul 1920 p.m.; "Wednesday
,.u p.m.. Friday .ij pam.
CENTENARY Grace. near Fitch street Rev.
Dr. 80. D.. Edwards and George ". Niuy. pas
tors. Services sunday school. 9 AM; sermon,
I u.m. and t.n PAN.
CAV. STREET Clay and Adams streets ier.
j 10. Hidlich. pastor. Services SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Hlj AM, sermon. Do Ashland +UP.M.; Ncluc-
day. i.3l PM.
PARK PLACE franklin and Pine -trs.l Res.
I IS. g.. Evans. pastor. ~cri ices sunday schools
9a.m; sermon. D ann. and pu.; wednesday,
3 pm.
Laurel STREET faurcimi Alhcmaric
f Res. So. H. Wright pastor. Services sunday
school. 9u.m.; sermon. ID ann. uud ,.iU pm.
VSIoN STATION Twenty Fourtnand sts.I-
Ecy. o. q. Martin. pastor. Services sunday
school. % a.n.. sermon. ID ann. and e.ll pm.;
Monday. ,aJ PM, wednesday $500 pm.
TRINITY .Broadand Twentieth -trcetsl Rev.
/ y. g.. Reed. pastor: Service sunday school, "
AIM. sermon. ID am. and 1890 p.m., NcIucs
day. $3.50 pm. Friday, $3.50 pm.
DGSNY -rgEEr- Rev. u. a. Jefferson, pas
+ tor. Services sunday. ID ann. and 1850 pm,
Wednesday i-U pm.
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chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by e. r. Bedford IS Co.. Grain
Commission Merchants 40 Is South Twelfth
street.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RIcHMoND, Va, August H.

OFFERINGs REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Wheat.-White. - bushels Iongberry.
$3.50 bushels. Mixed. 2.5l6 bushels short
berry. 1876 bushels. Total, 903i bushels.
COrn.-White. SEQ bushels
Oats 3 S3s bushels.
Fl0ur.-i2j barrels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat. White. - bushels very good 81
Sic. - bushels common 40 zoe. l0ngberry.
600 bushels very good at Sic. 100 bushels
GOOD 40 Sic. 96 bushels fine az 1sc "a BUSH
els common al 76c., 800 bushels common 90
zoe. Mixed 600 bushels prime at Sic %
bushels prime 40 SIC. $50 bushels very good
40 Sc 500 bushels good az Sic; ~ bushels
common 90 nc. 100 bushels common 40 zoe.
Shorberry, 3G6 bushels prime at Sc, 7o
bushels very good az s2c. l3 bushels very
good 40 Sic, $50 bushels good 40 Soc 81
bushels good 90 7gc. 80 bushels good az 7sc..
100 bushels fair at nc. lsS bushels fair az
Zoe. 30 bushels common at 74c., 644 bushels
common al 73c.; 50 bushels common at re,
100 bushels common at O5c go bushels
common at &c.
Com.-White $50 bushels very good on
private terms.
Oats.-Mixed 100 bushels very good
Western on private terms. Spring, 80 bushels
very good Virginia at BIC. Rust proof, II
bushels very good Virginia at &c
COTTON REPORT
Market duh and nominal.
Qaotdtlons.-Middling, l0c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

WANTED-A PURCHASER pon
W "a Handsome Cottage. l0r.0m. a. "
house, stable, &C.. large Garden. Fr.,
one uinck from present lnc 0f .fr,., '.t
west hnd' Just beyondcorpontelrr. AIl,.f
Pap lltf Care Dan, r-,
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Episcopal.

MoSrMfNrAL BROAD, between Twclfthand
Thirteenth strcctsl-Rcv. Or. }. H. Newton,
rector. Services Sunday school. $50 An at
Chanel PM. sermon, II AM. ana Pm
Wednesday, pm.
.JAMF-' Marshall and Filth strcctsl-he
DIR i pcfcrkin. rector: SerYlccs-Nunday
school. q.30 AN: sermon. II AN. and Pm
Wednesday, SPIN.
ST. PAuL's Grace and Ninth streets Rev
DR. Charles MnigcrOdc, rector; services
SUNDAY school. 9@D AN; mission ''D r.N'
sermon. IS AN. and Pm; Wednesday l. NJ.
GRACE Main and Foushecl Rev. II. W.
jackson. rector. Services SUNDAY, cuiliii
SAN. sermon II AN. ana Pm. Ne"H'7u"9
= pm.
MooRE MrMoRrAL laurel street near
Nainl-R cV. Or. ID. /. rprigg' rector services
-uuday- school. qsyl AN; sunday school Sathf
piy D. NJ: sermons. ll.lj AN. ana PM
"Wednesday. ; r. ".
ST. MARKS First and Clay streets Rev. Dir;
T. g. Dashicl. rector Services sunday u
u.m. and ~.l5 pm. wednesday. SID p.nl.' CLOS
ing promptly at pm.
ST.. ANnREw's Laurel and Beverly streets
Rev. Pike Powers, rector; HtiN lcc- 'uii"'' q
liam. and . pm; wednesday pm.
Sr.JouS'. Broad ana Twenty hfth streets
Rev T. vs.. Burton. rector. Services SUNDAY
school. Q.l5 AN: sermon. ID AN. ana PM
Calvary Mission. Nineteenth and Man, 1921
PM. Wcdlcu Memorial. Fulton, J.u PM
Good shepherd. { PM; Bible class, Monday
sp.N.. lecture. wednesday Pm.
CHRIST NcnaDic and Scott streets Rev.
j. b. Funston. rector: Services SUNDAY.
n An. and PM. chapel, Chelsea I'LL. $3.50
PM: Wednesday. PM.
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CnAMBEHLAYNE y Co.
Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE * Cos.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE

REVIEW.

Reported by G. w. Branch h Co., bankers
and brokers' No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-13

SEVENTH STREET Gaceanl Seventh streets
E-y. a.. d. Cave. pastor. Services sunday
school. aljam. sermon. ID ann. and ii5 PM;
Wednesday. t:i5 pm.
MARSHALL. STREET Marshall. near Hancock
streets Bcy. D.. A. cutter pastor. Service.
SUNDAY school. $500 a.ma sermon, ID am. aud
p.m., wednesday, pm.
Twenty FfFui ~THFfr Twenty tiih and VI
streets Rev. 10. &. Garrison, pastor: Ser
Vice. sermon. Do ann. and ,>n pm; Mission
Band. Friday. pm, Ladies society. Mciucs
dlt. a.II uIu.
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FIRST ENGLI~H Seventh AND Grace streets
Hei. IS. e.. ~cmrncr pastor: Services sun
daN school, Ntu a.m., Sermon u ann. ana ,ti
lIl. pm.
~r. JonN's GERMAN Eighth and Marshall
streets. Rev. T. J.. Mcnlcl. pastor. Services
sunday school. a.m.; sermon. ID atm. and 3
pm.
BETHLEHEM EvANGELICAN LUTHERAN
sixth and Cuy Rcy. 4. j. Ochl-chacgtr,
pastor. Services Sunday % a.m. and 3 p.m.;
Wednesday pm.
Jewish.
KENESErH ISRAEL Mayo street, Rev. Or
Louis llarfcld. rabbi. Services Friday, iaD
um.. saturday. Hu.fu.
BETH AHABA Eleventh street,: Services
Friday. D p.tu.. Saturday. Do a.m.
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rrurEnArrHE YESTERDAY.
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-08-17

Two heavy rains have VISITED
tins section of the country, the pas
week, but they come a little late t.
help the crops.
Crowley is headquarters for Dry Goods
and Groceries.
"A. L. Mcpherson has returned
from his trip east, where he had
been to interview the railroad Off
Gals ofithe Mo. Pacific railroad
III regards to the extention of the
railroad west from Stockton. But
the reports that he brings back are
unfavorable and discouraging. The
problhties are that the road will not
be bulltthls season. But how-everthe
road may be extended this fall.
A N Harper, at the P. o, store. has .
hne assorted line Of cigars.
ADVEsT1sED LETTERs-Remainine |
N the postoffice at Nicodemus, Kas.
Unclaimed, .Ausust LIST, 1887:
II Baker. Daniel II Goodman
has. MlCarty, Thomas Bucker
A Grittlths, J0hntJacobs.
CARDs-G. H. 1Carton. Joseph Jones. 4
Vandetslic and Sarah Ellis.
IU calling for the above please say
a'tYertlSed' A. N. HARPER, p. M.
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'llcodemus Enterprise
ECODEMUs,
KANSAS.
!. X. LIGHTEOoT, EDITOR.
FEsDAY AUG. IT, 1897
ny not incorporate /?

MluDfOOh
lr. }. 7. Young are tn
rs of new daughte
on the 18th inst.
'al, who was accidentl,
4 tst LIST, at this place. !,
Tering from his wounds
Lowery is our assistant
. and will transact any
nected with this paper.
sufferes in the recent tar
Millbrook and Graham
re extend our syrnpathiea.
ton' the Logan sign main
,een IN the town the past
and painted a number ~ .i p~o'
our merchants. uS
+ @Harwi is now a resident
county, having moved his
oyer near Cresson, but he
ns his lawoffice in MilIbrook
Dot feel sighted if you fail to
Tname in this paper. We
med this week but will re-
= our friends in the future,
:. n. Coder, c. Fountain and
Os. Kelhier, of Millbrook, and D
ckman, Of Hill City, were among
cse who have called on us the mast
OIlcE.-We had hoped to get this
per out long before this time Int
deay IN part of our printing press
.s caHsed the delay, but we trust if
r.te1late thai never
4mong til ose who called on nc
teek were, MBssrs HAYNES and l
y. of-Stockton,s young attor. l
Til0- were returning from
Dsss trip out west. O
pure drugs cali on sovetns s HAYS Il
he Nifcdemus Cornet band :
the most melodious
that the human ears
Eos The knights of n
ul9ton at Webster IN g
u:
! mos knowing themselves 81
4. BoyIan phase come in anS
sed the money right now 50
a nephew of J. A.
township, has opened to-
S barber shop in the ste
Hotel. He is an expe- VIC
Kman and We trust he as
the patronage which he ste
! received, fresh lot Of cigars u nov
|e1ns Hays. saiS AT fine
II n r. of N
Y. Zoe and S. H. Baldwin. fail
nAers and druggist from Webster
s. among bur callers the past
~ They were up the valley in rof
lntests of the new Santa Fe nro- and
spoken Of elsewhere in this pa City
~ khor
~. ;nSo;ao buill
- 0"'efils s clon
s. Henrie and Rev. G. H. o,, ~,
I'll attend the Al NJ. T.. Con SAIL.
which meets in Denver Col in No
nohth. Mr.. Henrie while there
ia his old stom,,;na ~ 'i'ele w
&rsiio SPRINGS ~ ~ adval
tabout two wahlO or mi
-. terms
Iland IS flow connected few c,
,.-v-7ee rclal House. Sam. adyan
Hotel manager, and of the
a. Villains also, we brook.
S,'y that the reputation grave
q mas already advanced hveme
int.
H s.
brook T;,oos = line Of {
+ IN the late terrible cy- d,
az place, says: "The townsn
llbrbok wiz aI1savo boroo
people of Nieodetnus recent
pand voluntary offered a very
ping hand" it IS b
Jones and family have should
Missippi and Will make For pa
their future home. Biz RI
eof the finest attorness colunn.
pbf Kansas and wo be- N;oo3b,,
a lucrative practice bnsiness
~ "isSippl ne pers pub
and his Chants were le- tion If :,
acticed in the same boast = - =
along with such men as aoa - - -
At1tOr WoIf6a II IL - ~
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81 -Ihe Santa Re SURVEYORS have
n. run a line through Graham comfy
IN by the way Of Pagan and AIiIlbrook
Young & Craven will sell dry goods at
cost for the next 80 days.
The cnOtract for building the new
fifteen hundred dollar school house
d at tins place, was let last week by
the schoolboard to r. G Walker Of
/ Hill City. Mr., Walker IS an excel
e liant carpenter and we are sure 70
have a good job Of work done.
: We have just receivee new and seIoc.
5 invoice Of Velvets and Fail Dress Goods .
that we are offering fol sale cheaper than
such goods We're ever before offered in
? Glaham county. H. S. HenIie 81 Bro.
Sunday, August 18th, members Of
the Christian church met at the
Garrett school house and organized
with ten members present; the fol-
lowing officers were chosen: John
Samuels, pastor; Jonas Moor, elder.
Henry Napue, deacon. Preaching
IND and 4th Sunday OF each month
at II O'Clock, A. III. Everybody in Il
Vlted. Oscar TALBOT, Clerk.
Go to soverns & Hays for good cigar Il
If you know anything we don't c
know, and which the people ought 70 G
know, it is worth knowing, don't YOU II
know that it is your duty to let US :
know 1t, that the people may also
know, that it comes from your know. IA
but they can't know, unless you LET
know, the things that you know that
Will be good for all our people to know
you know. =
II you want a good smoke 90 to s A
Boyl&ns, he keep the finest stock Of Ha-
vana cigars in town
A railroad project is now on foot
% secure the Santa t'e from Plain ri
lille, wa Stockton, Webster, Nico-
temus and Millbrook.. The plan is
Q run the main line of the road I'D
ne Solomon valley INSTEAD of running
lp the divide south of here. We
lope the project will prove sucessrful
S the Santa Fe is the best road in
he state and booms the country
trough which it passes. We will tic
~ and give our readers more def
lite news regarding the enterprise 20
ext week. eo1
Go to $, A. Boylan's for pure druos col
units OILS varnish, stationary. and fancv
ods OF all kinds usually kept in drug pa.
1re H~O
OWING to the short time we have
Ld' tins number of The ENTER
Use IS not Just what we should -,
lerWlse have had it, but we
= 80. W." WI. IL d measure I'LL the OBJ
~ ioi T WI 1t was created,-to d.
e to Nlcodemus the kind of q II
al paper she deserves, one fun
local and general news ofthe dav N1co1
ASK the assistance of the peopIe 49,,
,or ~ % G, nane II the best local
town and ,,,o,,,.;.t.
I'd of. LIZ
Ht
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NICODkMUS HAS a TOURNAMENTS
havmg prepared the grounds for torlrn-
alnelits. all lovers of sport are invited to
come and try their skill in rideing Ride
ing Tor prizes every Saturday Time al
lowed to practice during the week. Every
body come and have good time.
(TILFFRD FRFDRIC
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II you want anything in the Dry Goods
GROCERY C!otheing OF Provision line. don't
forget that Fl. S Henric & Bro, will sell
you more goods fer the least money than
amy store in the country. A frs,-class
stock to select from
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-09
Games Elsewhere.

At Philadelphia
Athletic ...-..,... 0 o
Brooklyn .-....-.. 0 0 o. 5
Base bits-Athletic 10, Brooklyn /. Errors
Athletic 5. BrOOKlyn5 ).
At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg ........ 0 0 3 0 o. 7
Chicago ..----.... 0 0 0 0 1 0 A z
Game called on account Of darkness.
Base hits-Pittsburg -. Chicago II. Errors
Pittsburg 3. Chicago 2. Batteries Morris and
Fields. Baldwin aud Daily.
At Brooklyn
Metropolitan ..-........ O. 0
Baltimore .....-....---. 0 8 0 10
Seven innings. darkness.
Base s-Netropolitans 3. Baltimore 49,
Errors-Metropolitan g. Baltimore T.
At Washington-Seven innings; darkness.
Washington -----...- =
Base Washington IA, Boston 10. Errors
Washington ?. Boston ?
At New York-Eight innings; darkness
Sew YORK 4e,-f,. -.... ! O. 3
Base hits-New York 6. Philadelphia II. En-
rors-New York 5, Philadelphia ?.
At indianapolis
Indianapolis ......... S-11
Detroit -....-....... 0 ? 0 / 9
Base hits indianapolis H. Detroit IS. Errors
Indianapolis 6, Detroit :. Batteries-Shreye
and Arundel Conway and Camel.
Yesterday tie game was played of. There
were only eight innings played on account Of
At Louisville
c2gisyIl5f ... 49,. d Gi
Base hits-Louisville IL. Cincinnati II. Errors
Louisville 1, Cincinnati :.
At st. Louis
St. Louis .-.-..... o 0 1 0 0 O. 2
Cleveland ........ 0 0 0 0 O. 4
Base hits-St. Louis g. Cleveland 8. Errors
St. Louis 2, Cleveland 0.